City of Hope National Medical Center, recognized as a comprehensive cancer treatment center, utilizes Oracle SPARC servers running Oracle Solaris and Oracle Applications to achieve fast, efficient results. Reporting and business processes, which previously took hours to complete, now take only a few minutes running SPARC servers and the Oracle stack. (2:19)

Netra Modular System: Oracle’s Breakthrough Architecture

Oracle’s Netra Modular System is a transformative platform that will modernize the data center. The innovative integrated system merges traditional bladed and rackmount architectures to create a new best-of-breed next-generation platform. (3:10)

The Oracle and Intel Collaboration

See how Oracle and Intel are working together to develop new technologies, including Oracle Database In-Memory, Oracle Exadata Database Machine X4-8, and Oracle's new four- and eight-socket Sun x86 servers. (23:56)

Oracle x86 Systems

The Best x86 Servers for Oracle Software.

Oracle's Sun x86 servers are the best platform for running Oracle software where x86 architectures are required. Only Oracle provides customers with an optimized hardware and software stack that comes complete with choice of OS, virtualization software, and cloud management tools. Oracle's optimized hardware and software has enabled a 10x performance gain in its engineered systems and delivered world-record benchmarks results.

Netra Servers

Best-in-Class Reliability and Agility

Oracle’s Netra systems provide extraordinary uptime and offer capabilities that enable customers to reduce time required for delivering new services, lower business risks, and improve business agility. Netra servers are ideal for deployments requiring extended product availability beyond that of most commercial servers, with highly reliable and continuous service delivery.

Fujitsu M10 Servers

Mainframe-Class RAS, Maximum Scalability

Fujitsu M10 servers deliver high-performance and mission-critical RAS using a flexible, modular architecture of four-processor building blocks that scale incrementally up to 64 processors allowing enterprises to start with only what's needed today and expand as their needs grow.